Northern Redbelly gave birth

[guidofatherof5]

I found this thread and thought it might be nice to share it with this thread.
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/gart...ro-babies.html

[katach]

Wow those are some tiny kiddos!

[Kantar]

I'm definately going to try to keep a couple since I noticed more babies eating the worm bits. They are only bite size, no bigger than a 1/8th piece, but at least they are eating, mama still didn't.

Now I just need to decide on which 2 will stay with me

[RedSidedSPR]

The ones that are eating best

[ConcinusMan]

Always. Looks are useless if a snake won't thrive.

[Kantar]

these little guys are a pleasure to feed

I figured it out on how to feed them, more simple than I thoughtso far different ones ate, thee mother ate, I'm going to try to give them all a little meal before they be released. One is eating like a pig and its definately going to be one of the chosen ones that get to stay with me.

I'm so happy right now.

I'll be bringing the camera out to the lake and snapping some pictures of their spot in the wild

[RedSidedSPR]

Glad they're doing good!

[ConcinusMan]

Well. they're doing well.

[Kantar]

7 babies released plus the mama at this location Learys, MB

Every time I catch a snake and let it go I always say stay safe, I really hope these little ones do good



Meet Tic & Tac, the 2 chosen ones and the best eaters of the group, battling over the worm bite

[ConcinusMan]

"Tic & Tac" Love the names. When I was 10 I had "Teddy Bear" hamsters named "Ham & Stir" heeheehe.